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The ATF's evidence vault in el Paso
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Southern Iceland
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The Mississippi Delta Blues
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Adventures in Mongolia
Trying to reach Turgen Mountain (Click the photo)
Montana Glacier National Park and beyond
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Help for Gaza
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The Iraqi Navy
Guarding the country's oil
Dog sledding in Alaska
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Lions of the Serengeti
Eastern Afghanistan with U.S. troops
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Brian Chevalier
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A Kuwait desert rescue drill
Battle for Buritz
Iraqi National Police
Iraqi police graduate from Numiniyah
U.S. Military photo
Col. Michael Garrett, Commander of the 4th Brigade, 25th Infantry Division,on patrol with his soldiers
Flamethrowing Reporter
"Sometimes a full-blown fit just gets things done"--Moonpie
10 comments:
For the lack of a bungie cord you miss a ride?
That may be the single greatest put-off line ever.
Not meant to be a put-off line whatever that is. It was meant to be a light caring remark to a person with a sense of humor and an adventurous spirit that I want to continue writing and tell the story. So lighten up. Try not to defend what does not need to be defended.
Maybe he means my line. :) Sorry dude, I'll have to pass. My leg could drop off at a stop light and cause a massive pileup because of the rubbernecking!
Bungie cord is a great idea by the way!
On a personal note....I think I'm in love with the "oldfool"..... and oh, next time, the heck with the rubberneckers, get on that bike! What fun that would be!
I have been a silent follower for some time. Today's entry was priceless. My sister survived a fiery crash in the late 70s. Not in war. Drunk after a rock n roll party. No matter. She had to learn lots of stuff all over again, like walking. Fortunately she lost no limbs but has nerve damage and extensive burn scars. Life is precious. The blog is great and somewhat carthatic I would assume.
Me, too, re old fool. Love him. And as for Laurie...hope your sister is doing well. My sister means everything to me
My sister has more joy than most people, and also more pain. Her story is complex; No fairy tale ending. She can walk despite her doctor's doubts. She has constant pain to continue with walking unaided. But she also enjoys life immensely and she inspires me with her attitude and resolve.
I had a visit last night from someone with terminal cancer. She should have died years ago, according to her doctors. She has the most amazing attitude. I just sit in awe of it.
I know someone who knows you, which is how I found this blog. I am very glad to see you are now well enough to post. Especially since this post was the best blog post of the year to date. Period.
Best wishes on your recovery.
Don
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